CaseFleet built Casey, an AI assistant that “lives inside every case”: a natural-language query tool with clickable citations linking directly back to source documents, Document Intelligence that extracts, summarizes, and links facts across a case’s files, Proposed Facts where AI reads uploaded documents and suggests facts for an attorney to review and confirm, and agentic workflows that automate case setup and file organization.
Clickable citations back to source documents is the feature that actually makes this trustworthy for legal work specifically – an AI answer in litigation is only useful if an attorney can immediately verify it against the actual document it came from, and requiring that traceability by design rather than offering it as an afterthought is what separates a legal-specific AI tool from a generic document chatbot. Proposed Facts keeping attorney review as a required step, rather than auto-accepting AI-suggested facts into the case record, similarly keeps human judgment in the loop where it actually matters.
CaseFleet covers fact chronologies, timelines, case outlines, full-text search, document review with audio/video viewing and transcript analysis, and task management with activity feeds. A 14-day free trial requires no credit card; pricing beyond that requires requesting a demo.
